St. Fidelis of Sigmaringen was a German lawyer known as the “Poor Man’s Lawyer” for defending those who could not afford legal help. Despite his success, he left his career to follow Christ as a Capuchin friar at age 35. Known for his honesty, humility, and zeal, he became an effective preacher, bringing the Catholic faith to regions troubled by the Reformation. On 24 April 1622, he was confronted by armed opponents who demanded he renounce his faith. Fidelis refused and was

View Photo Gallery Last night marked our final Alpha session together, a beautiful end to a 4-month journey of conversations, questions, laughter, and encounters. So grateful for every guest who joined us, and for every host, helper and volunteers who journeyed alongside them. We were also blessed with a live talk by Damian Prakash on “What About The Church?”. It was a timely and meaningful reflection that helped us see the Church not just as a place, but as a people, a famil

View Photo Gallery The first session of our 4-part series, Understanding the Mass as Scriptural , took place last night with 43 participants in attendance. Our speaker, Mr. Simon Rayan—one of our very own parishioners—shared beautifully on the richness of the Catholic Mass, tracing its roots back to the time of Jesus Christ. Though it was just the beginning, the depth and insight of the session were truly inspiring. It was a talk filled with wisdom, love, and a renewed apprec

View Photo Gallery Topic: "Does God Heal Today?" At Alpha last week, we explored how God’s healing isn’t just about the physical. He meets us in our wounds, our struggles, our brokenness… and brings restoration in ways we don’t always expect. We heard stories. We prayed. We opened our hearts. And we were reminded that God still moves today. Healing may not always look the way we imagine, but His love is always at work. #AlphaSFA #AlphaCatholic